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KURAITENSA

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Q: what documents are required to open open a bank account

5 years 50 weeks ago in Money & Banking - Changsha

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Hotwater

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Passport, resident permit, work permit, temporary registration form to prove address.

Why? What do yiu have?

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DirkBourne

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In China? ask your prospective employer surely..

KURAITENSA:

Thanks, but unfortunately my recently aquired,(and soon to be discarded) emplyer is a liar about such things as work visas & bank account requirements.

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